Sentence examples for loony tune from inspiring English sources
noun
A silly or crazy person.
Instead, she called Lewinsky "a narcissistic loony tune".
("Cordelia, I'll be baaaaack"). He was humming some kind of loony tune.
The rhetoric from the Clinton side wasn't always admirable, either; too much of it was of the "narcissistic loony tune" variety.
"Any Supreme Court case, not just ours, but ours was worse — every kind of loony tune comes out of the woodwork".
The members of Genesis rode to the rescue and agreed to a reunion concert to raise funds, to rescue what their management referred to as the "loony tune affair".
Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising, two of Walt Disney's best men, showed him their first effort, a Loony Tune entitled Sinking In The Bath-Tub, starring their first hero, Bosko the Black Boy.
Above all, he could use his influence to stop the series of loony tune amendments that are leading the US back into arrears on its dues to the UN.
He also contributed songs to "Sesame Street" and was working on "Loony Tune-Ups" for Warner Brothers Animation.
They are straight-from-the-NRA loony tunes.
Some French bloggers treated it as Loony Tunes stuff from Mullahland.
